Ryan McMaken: Why Breaking Up is Hard to Do
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Mises.org editor Ryan McMaken joins Jeff Deist for an entertaining look at the California ballot measure that would split the Golden State into three distinct parts. It’s long overdue, says Ryan, and not as far-fetched as it sounds.